Car seats are the absolute worst. However, having a child that is now able to sit in the front seat, I can tell you that, like with any of the “ages and stages”, there are more fun things that will come about as they get older. Once their arms are long enough you will have window fingerprints to look forward to. Then…

I worked for a rental car company as my first job right out of college and, let me tell you, I have seen all manner of automotive nasty that would make even the most extreme of fetishists ill.

Thanks for posting this! I was able to snag the $350 Diablo IV bundle, but didn’t know about this code. Chatted with Walmart customer service and they ended up giving me a manual refund of $15 (not sure why, but not going to argue!).

I might be alone in this (actually, I’m almost certain), but with Toyota’s continued push for hybridization, I’m excited to see what the next generation of Corolla is going to look like. Hopefully they continue with what the did with the Camry, both with the updated handsome corporate styling and having every trim…

I couldn’t agree more. I finally had a chance to see it this year since it became free on Tubi, likely to drum up interest for this sequel to us cheap bastards that refuse to pay for anything. I struggled to finish it, and somehow felt robbed despite having paid nothing for it. No worldbuilding, no character…

My 2012 Kia Soul. After owning Hondas and Toyotas for decades, I decided to gamble on what I thought would be a fun little car with great features at a reasonable price. Lesson learned: you get what you pay for.

I was burned horribly after buying a brand-new Hyundai-family product (Kia, specifically) that was an absolute lemon and had a terrible dealership experience trying to get it fixed (shocking, I know). It left a bitter taste in my mouth that had me swearing off their products and run crying back to my Honda and Toyota…

My mom rolling up in her 2015 Toyota Prius C. I’ve never understood this car: it’s noisy, too small, has the cut-rate interior of the Yaris it’s based on, and it wasn’t that much cheaper or fuel efficient than the regular Prius. I guess it maybe makes sense for someone that lives in a tight urban environment, but we…

As a child of the 80's, it was the Lamborghini Countach all the way. I had the posters, model cars, Hot Wheels, lunch box, Trapper Keeper...you name it. Although I have seen the retrospective review by James May with the cautionary tale of “don’t meet your heroes”, I just don’t care how hard they are to drive and…

The AI generated car from the Fallout TV show promo poster. Who needs a backup camera when the back of your car is also the other front? Drive in whatever direction you need and never reverse into a parking space again! Are you going forwards, or backwards? Yes!

What the Hyundai engineers should be bragging about is finally figuring out the herculean task of what other manufacturers have accomplished since the better part of a decade: how to get wireless smartphone mirroring on their OEM navigation-equipped vehicles.

The geniuses that clog up the line because they can’t figure one or more basic functions of the gas pump, like the mentally intesive tasks of selecting fuel grade or how to pay with a credit card. These are the same folks that take 10 minutes to buy one item in the self-checkout at Walmart.

I’ve been living with my brown Toyota Camry for so long, I bypassed the whole “mid-life crisis” car. I would cry if it got totalled because my plan is to drive it until I die, but if I had to replace it, I would get the defacto 40-something-year-old-wanting-to-be-20-again car: a Jeep Wrangler.

A brand-new Infiniti QX80. There are so many better choices out there, and by “so many other choices” I mean “literally anything else”. I had the (dis)pleasure of driving one of these as a rental car and it is just as big on the outside, small on the inside, ungainly, and overpriced as I expected.

Perfect for doing donuts on your lawn, while listening to Tony Orlando and Dawn.

Mid-to-late Gen X was dominated by the late 80's/early 90's Honda, at least for us middle class teenagers in my town. Those wonderful and indestructible boxes were so ubiquitous at my high school, the only way to tell which Accord or Civic was yours in the parking lot was to memorize your license plate number.

Any Audi coupe or “coupe” sedan (A5, A7, e-Tron GT, etc.). Cool cars, but every time I see one, at least where I’m from, it is driven by some ass-hat that will tailgate you, whip around in traffic, and exhibit a general delusion of entitlement to drive as befits their priorities. It gets exponentially worse the darker…

Since we are only looking at this from a design perspective, I think Ford nailed the Thunderbird revival in the mid-aughts. Apparently, they were way better to look at than to drive, but for every boomer that had one, at least they got to drive to the buffet and podiatrist in style.

I haven’t thought much about Infiniti’s cars in the past, oh...three decades or so, but I must admit that I am a smitten kitten for the Q60. There’s just something about it’s design that just works for me, like the way the LC500 is to some the only attractive application of the Lexus design language, and I feel of…

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